Guest guest Posted January 18, 2005 Report Share Posted January 18, 2005 It will be another loss if EMS managers across the State do not use this event as a training tool to either review their ride-out policies and procedures or to go through and re-educate their crews on the ride-out policies and procedures and how to be careful in these types of situations. We can either sit there and say, " Damn, that was a bad situation " and then go on or we can learn from it and make appropriate changes to our policies. if needed. I think the best policy is not to place your crews in this type of situation and for your crews to be totally aware of what they say or do in front of riders, men or women, minor or not. Ron A. Derrick, LP NREMT-P Director of Emergency Services City of Fredericksburg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2005 Report Share Posted January 18, 2005 It will be another loss if EMS managers across the State do not use this event as a training tool to either review their ride-out policies and procedures or to go through and re-educate their crews on the ride-out policies and procedures and how to be careful in these types of situations. We can either sit there and say, " Damn, that was a bad situation " and then go on or we can learn from it and make appropriate changes to our policies. if needed. I think the best policy is not to place your crews in this type of situation and for your crews to be totally aware of what they say or do in front of riders, men or women, minor or not. Ron A. Derrick, LP NREMT-P Director of Emergency Services City of Fredericksburg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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